Scanners love to add a blank final page, and contracts often carry pages you have no reason to forward. Taking pages out is the most common PDF edit there is.
Deleting here means extracting pages you want to keep. Illustrative example: omit page 4 of six by extracting 1-3,5-6. The original still contains the omitted page; send the newly saved result.
Ranges use physical page indices. Nonexistent pages are ignored and repeated numbers are removed.
All content on a kept page remains. Selecting pages is not redaction.
To drop page 4 of a 10 page document, choose Keep certain pages and enter 1-3, 5-10. You can also press All and then click the page you want to leave out. Either way, the saved file should have one page fewer than the original, so count them.
The original is not changed. If you removed the wrong page, go back to it and run the tool again. For several pages at once, list the ranges you want to keep, such as 1-2, 5-7, 9.
No. It creates one selected-page PDF. Repeat with another range, or use every-page splitting for individual files.
A file that needs a password to open must be unlocked first with Protect PDF. If a very large merge runs out of memory, join the files in two stages and then join the two results.
Yes. List the ranges you want to keep, with the pages to drop simply left out, and save.